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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) – A new report claims one-quarter of New Jerseyans are living in poverty.
The study released Sunday by the Legal Services of New Jersey Poverty Research Institute concludes that more than two million people in New Jersey are struggling to meet their basic needs. Their numbers have increased since the beginning of the economic recession by more than 300,000.
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